There's a place in the heart of the world, Where the sun tenderly kiss the land.

Mama Africa stands, regal and resplendent,
Her arms, wide as the horizon,
Cradling mountains and rivers,
Deserts and rainforests.

Beneath her soil, treasures untold,
Of gold and diamonds, shimmering secrets,
Oil that fuels the dreams of nations,
and fertile ground that births life itself,
A bounty of endless harvests.

Her rivers, the veins of the earth,
The Nile, Congo, Pra flowing free,
Quenching the thirst of lands while telling the ancient stories,
And carving paths of history and hope.

Savannas stretch, vast and golden,
Where the elephants roam with wisdom,
The lions roar in majestic pride,
And the dance of life plays on and on in a tune of hooves and wings.

From the Sahara's golden dunes,
to the mighty Kilimanjaro's snowy peak,
Mama Africa's landscapes sing,
Each vista a commendation,
To nature's boundless artistry.

Her people, a mosaic of cultures,
Tribes with languages as diverse,
as the stars in her luminous night sky,
Every story a thread
In the scrolls of time,
Woven with pride and resilience.

Rhythms of drums echo through the ages,
Dances that tell tales of yore,
Songs that rise like the morning sun,
Celebrations of life and spirit,
resounding in every heart.

Markets vibrant with colors,
Spices that gingerly awaken the soul,
Crafts which carry the touch of ancestors,
Every stall a whole world unto itself,
A celebration of creation and trade.

In every village and city, hospitality flows like the Niger,
smiles that light up faces,
hearts that welcome with warmth,
a community bound by love.

Mama Africa, rich in heritage,
where the past and present intertwine,
wisdom passed from elder to child,
legacies carved in stone and song,
a history that beats within the earth.

Her spirit unbroken, ever rising,
through strife and triumph alike,
Mama Africa stands tall,
her richness not just in resources,
but in the boundless spirit of her people.

.............................[AFRO PRIDE]...........................

What is one thing you love about Africa. Ive always been fascinated by its history and culture and I'm a Ghanaian in case you didn't know.